void ValuesToStrings(TStrings Dst, String FrequencyFormat, String AmplitudeFormat, String PhaseFormat, String XTitle, String ATitle, String PTitle, Boolean IncludePhase, String Delimiter)
Convert values to strings.
| # | Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dst | TStrings | |
| 2 | FrequencyFormat | String | |
| 3 | AmplitudeFormat | String | |
| 4 | PhaseFormat | String | |
| 5 | XTitle | String | |
| 6 | ATitle | String | |
| 7 | PTitle | String | |
| 8 | IncludePhase | Boolean | |
| 9 | Delimiter | String |
Result: stored in self (calling object)
Remarks:
The strings will be stored in TStrings object with three columns, alligned for display with a fixed charachter width Font. The Header of each column is defined with the XTitle and ATitle and PTitle properties. The header line will not be displayed, if you set XTitle, ATitle and PTitle to empty strings. The width of the columns is defined with global variable: SignalTextColumnWidth. If FrequencyFormat, AmplitudeFormat or PhaseFormat is an empty string, full numeric precision will be used for the coresponding column.